Flynn / M30

You can call me Flynn.

30 • 🇨🇦 • MDNI

5'11"

Writer, Photographer, Lover of art and nature

This space is for self-exploring myself as a writer, photographer, and editor by sharing whatever I come up, and whatever else feels worth capturing. I love Nature, late night drives, films that stick with you (or just any movie)

I’m here to experiment, create, and maybe learn about new people. Nothing too serious, just seeing where things go.

I talk a lot about movies. Probably too much.

You’ve been warned.

Not here looking for anything specific. Just good energy, interesting people, and genuine interactions.

Observe. Interact. Stick around if you like the vibe.

18+ only 🔞

"You Hit Me With A Phone, DICK!"

Scream has always been one of my biggest horror blind spots, and that's felt wrong for a long time. So I've finally decided to fix that and work my way through the entire franchise, starting with the original.

Technically, I had seen Scream before, but it had been well over a decade and my memory was fuzzy at best. The funny thing is, even before rewatching it, I felt like I'd already seen it a hundred times. Between the endless parodies, references, memes, and pop culture discussions, it's almost impossible to go in fresh. I already knew most of the famous quotes, the big moments, and even the general shape of the story. Watching Scary Movie recently certainly didn't help.

Still, there's a reason this film is legendary. This is what Wes Craven followed A Nightmare on Elm Street with, and it feels like a love letter to horror fans. I adore all the movie references, and I'll admit I felt a little proud every time I caught one. The film is incredibly self-aware, poking fun at slasher tropes while still being an effective slasher itself. It's so close to being a parody that Scary Movie almost feels unnecessary.

And then there's Matthew Lillard. He might not be the face of the marketing, but he absolutely steals the show, especially in the final act. Between him and the rest of the cast, the movie is packed with endlessly quotable lines.

Project: Hail Mary (2026)⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[Re-upload, originally watched April 25, 2026, but account was terminated]

Last night I went to see Project Hail Mary! I went in completely blind... no trailer, no reviews, never read the book. I just heard it was good and had something to do with space. I can confirm that’s true, and I’m keeping this vague on purpose because this feels like a movie everyone should experience spoiler-free!

I almost hesitate to bring up Interstellar, because this doesn’t reach the same legendary status, but you can definitely taste some of the same ingredients. It’s a true sci-fi adventure with high stakes, strong emotion, and a damn good story. What I really appreciated is that it never feels the need to dumb itself down to the audience, while still leaving room for jokes where they make sense.

The script is incredibly smart. Characters will drop lines that feel small or throwaway, but they’re said with a cadence that sticks with you. Later on, those same words come back in new, but different contexts. The payoffs smoothy sneak up on you later on. It’s subtle, confident storytelling that rewards your attention.

The movie looks visually incredible too. The set design and overall presentation are so convincing that you completely buy into it. Ryan Gosling feels like he’s actually out there in space. You totally forget you're watching a movie.